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The Orchardist July 2023 pages

16 Passion for plants 32 Heritage apples 39 Nurseries in crisis Processing a dramatic season Page 26 VOL 96 | NO 06 | JULY 2023 In this issue New topics include: • Supervise and provide instruction to staff working in a primary industry operation.

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NZGrower March 2022 Pages

VOL 77 | NO 02 | MARCH 2022 HORTICULTURE NEW ZEALAND TURBULENT TOMATO TIMES PAGE 28 8 YOUNG GROWERS FEATURE 36 BERRY BUSINESS GROWS 44 DEALING WITH SOIL COMPACTION M AR C H 2 02 1 New Cuc’s on the block 71F Montgomerie Road, Airport Oaks, Auckland 2022.

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The Orchardist May 2022 pages

18 Summerfruit success 24 Kiwifruit biosecurity 33 Trio of rain events VOL 95 | NO 04 | MAY 2022 Citrus project will lighten touch Pages 15-17 Up Front 2 President’s Word: The positives in change 4 The Chief Executive: Planning and working towards a bright and profitable future Your Levy at……

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The Orchardist December 2020

In this issue 17 Tasman apple & kiwifruit season speed bumps 22 Mapua Avocado Orchards 32 Tough but rewarding nut to crack VOL 93 | NO 08 | DECEMBER 2020 Māori horticulture wins Norm Carter, Chairman of Te Kaha 15B Hineora Orchard, which won the…

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The Orchardist May 2024 pages

16 Golden year in Tasman 24 Investor syndicates 54 Analysing 2024 fruit size VOL 97 | NO 04 | MAY 2024 Food security and supply special Quality surges across sector KIWIFRUIT STRUCTURE SOLUTIONS NZ made steel products | Proven reliability | Labour efficient | Built for…

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NZ Grower August 2024

VOL 79 | NO 07 | AUGUST 2024 HORTICULTURE NEW ZEALAND 10 BLACK GARLIC ADDED VALUE 16 AUSSIE GROWERS GO LARGE 26 ETS CHANGES EXPLAINED ASIAN GREENS FLOURISHING PAGE 6 B A C 3 06 0 Luna Experience contains the power of fluopyram and tebuconazole, to deliver fantastic onion white rot control.…

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Spring integrated pest management workshops: register now for 16 Oct start

Following last season’s successful workshops, Vegetables NZ – as part of A Lighter Touch – is hosting a series of Spring integrated pest management (IPM) workshops, starting on Wednesday 16…

Fruit Fly response: controls on produce movement in place

Update: Response formally concluded on 21 February, with no further detections following the single male identified on 7 January

Rules are now in place which prohibit the movement of fruit and…

NZFCTHistory

New Zealand Fruitgrowers Charitable Trust HISTORY The New Zealand Fruitgrowers Charitable Trust was set up in 1985. Originally 95% of Trust assets were held in shares and notes in Fruitfed Limited to the value of $7 million.

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Final FAW Invitation Pukekohe 21 Oct 2022

[bookmark: _Hlk115437826] [bookmark: _Hlk115437725][bookmark: _Hlk115774045]Supported by: The FAW Response partners (or parties) [bookmark: _Hlk115437660][image: ] [image: ] [image: ] [image: ] Invitation Vegetables NZ Inc (VNZI), Process Vegetables NZ (PVNZ) and Seed and Grain Readiness and Response (SGRR) would like to invite you to attend a Fall Armyworm Grower Workshop.

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